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Man arrested over stabbing death Two arrested over stabbing death
(about 12 hours later)
A man has been arrested in connection with the murder of a 26-year-old man who was stabbed in the heart after a row at a greengrocer's in south London. Two men are being held in connection with a murder at a greengrocer's in south London.
Officers were called to Atlantic Road, Brixton, on Saturday after reports that three men had been attacked. Khalilulah Naseri, 25, was stabbed through the heart during a row outside the shop in Atlantic Road, Brixton, on Saturday night.
The victim, who was known to the shop owner, died at the scene. He has not been formally identified. Detectives think the attack may be linked to an altercation outside the same premises on Thursday.
Detectives say the attack may be linked to an altercation outside the same premises on Thursday. On Monday a 21-year-old was arrested in Kennington, south London, while a man, 38, was held in Brixton on Tuesday.
No arrests Blunt instruments
The other two attacked men were employees at the store. Officers were called to the shop, at the junction of Electric Avenue, amid reports of three men being attacked.
Officers believe the injured men may have been hit on the head with blunt instruments. Mr Naseri, who lived in the area and knew the shop owner, died at the scene.
All the victims are of "middle eastern appearance", police said. Two other men, thought to be aged 18 or 19 and who worked at the store, have been discharged from hospital where they were treated for head injuries.
Officers said the suspects, who are believed to be black men, fled the scene after the attack. Officers believe they may have been attacked with blunt instruments.
Officers are appealing for anyone who saw the incident - or the earlier altercation on Thursday - to come forward. Detectives are appealing for anyone who saw the incident - or the earlier altercation at about 1850 GMT on Thursday - to come forward.
Det Ch Insp Mick Duthie said: "There were a number of people in the area at the time of the incident - residents, shop workers, passers-by, shoppers.
"I urge anyone who could possibly assist but who has not yet come forward to do so."